Mini Page recognized by educational award
Betty Debnam, creator of the weekly syndicated The Mini Page appearing in 450 newspapers, has been named winner of a national educational award. The honor highlights Debnam's contributions to child literacy and learning through engaging, age appropriate features.
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EdPress
Universal Press Syndicate
John P. McMeel
McMeel
Betty
National Commisson
Warren Burger
America
Raleigh News & Observer
UPS
Ed Press
International Reading Association
American Library Association
Freedom Foundation
Hoyt Institute open for exhibits and meetings tomorrow
The Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts will be open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a stained glass exhibit on display. The Embroiderer's Guild meets at 7 p.m. and various community groups gather at local venues including a shelter, job service office, hospitals, and a veterans outreach event tomorrow with contact information provided.
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Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts
E. Leasure Ave
Pappan’s
Wilmington Road
Women’s Shelter
Lawrence County
Battered Women’s Group
Governors Veterans Outreach and Assistance Center
New Castle
Margaret St
Alcoholics Anonymous
Jameson Memorial Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
Eleanor Evans
Eleanor Pappas
Meeting Strategic Objectives Seminar on Labor-Management Cooperation
A full day workshop at Troggio's on Thursday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. covers labor management cooperation and participative problem solving. The New Castle Area Labor Management Committee sponsors with Sid Rubenstein and Associates of Participative Systems Inc. Princeton. Crew of labor and management reps will explore cooperative programs, productivity, work environment, and employment security, emphasizing broad workforce inclusion. Registration via committee members.
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Troggio’s
New Castle Area
Labor Management Committee
Sid Rubenstein
Rubenstein
Japanese erect Attu Island peace monument dedication
An Alaska National Guard C 130 transported Japanese architect Shigeo Koga and eight workers to Attu Island to prepare for a June 30 dedication of a peace monument. Attu, the western Aleutians captured in 1942, saw heavy fighting with hundreds of Japanese and American casualties during World War II.
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Alaska
API
Aleutian Islands
U.S
Anchorage
Japan
Alaska National Guard
Shigeo Koga
Attu
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